Double definition clues

The clue is just two definitions side by side, and both point to the same word. There is no wordplay; the trick is that the word has two quite different meanings.

How to spot one

• The clue is short, often only two or three words.
• No word looks like an indicator.
• Split the clue in two and ask: what word could mean both halves?
• A small link like 'for' or 'in' may sit between the two definitions.

Examples

• Steady concern (4)
• Fire-starter's contest (5)
• Stick for a Warsaw native (4)
• Foliage goes (6)
• Tolerant doctor's case (7)
• Hand over existing gift (7)